Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
GalCheck — Menu triage for alpha-gal diners
A planned tool that reads restaurant menus and sorts dishes into safe, ask, or skip—with the ingredient or preparation detail behind each call.
Field notes
GalCheck presents a menu-analysis workflow built around three inputs: a camera scan, an uploaded screenshot, or a restaurant-menu link. Its examples rate 22 dishes and surface details menus often omit, including shared fryer oil, bacon-based sauces, beef stock, lard, and mammalian gelatin. Users are meant to select their avoidances and caution level, after which the service would tailor ratings and compose a question for the kitchen. The scanner is not evidenced as usable yet; the page is collecting launch notices.
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